Neutron Fire RX 2.0 Runner's Headlamp

SKU · NS60260-80003

The Neutron Fire RX 2.0 Runner's Headlamp (style NS60260-80003) is carried by 7 stores SoleScout tracks, priced from $65 to $72. Size availability is shown per store below. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

About this product

NEUTRON FIRE RX RUNNER'S HEADLAMP 2.0

Night runs made safer—250 lumens, RGB strobes, USB power, all-weather design.

A runner's headlamp features an even more powerful light, 25% brighter now produces 250 lumens of crisp light on roads, trails and paths. This perfect running companion features a USB-rechargeable battery and is made of reflective material and is weather resistant. It also features red, green or blue strobe strips up front to show your style while illuminating you to anyone that comes across your path.

Best For: Running, Walking, Nighttime

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Questions

Where can I buy the Neutron Fire RX 2.0 Runner's Headlamp?

7 retailers tracked by SoleScout currently list this sneaker, starting at $65. The "Where to buy" list on this page names 1 of them and links to the store's own product page.

How much does the Neutron Fire RX 2.0 Runner's Headlamp cost?

Across every tracked store the price ranges from $65 to $72. Prices change daily; this page reflects the stores' own current listings.

What is the style code for the Neutron Fire RX 2.0 Runner's Headlamp?

The manufacturer style code is NS60260-80003. SoleScout matches this shoe across stores by style code, which is why listings that name it differently still line up.